In support of
R U OK?Day
How to ask, ‘Are you Ok?’
Christine Morgan, Malcolm Gittoes-Caesar, Melinda Upton and Courtney Bowie
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In collaboration with NSW Young Lawyers and their 2021 charity partner, Minds Count Foundation, the Law Society of NSW hosted a Staying Well in the Law online panel event to mark R U OK? Day on Thursday 9 September, focusing on how to practically ask, “Are you ok?”
Facilitated by Christine Morgan, CEO of the National Mental Health Commission, our expert panellists discussed the importance of normalising mental health conversations with colleagues and the positive personal impacts these conversations can have.
Speakers
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Christine Morgan | Read bio |
Malcolm Gittoes-Caesar | Read bio |
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Melinda Upton | Read bio |
Courtney Bowie | Read bio |
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Juliana Warner |
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| Format: | On-demand webcast |
| Recorded: | 9 September 2021 |
| CPD: | 1 unit, self-allocated |
| Cost: | Complimentary Become a member |
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R U OK? resources
R U OK? inspires and empowers people to connect and lend support to those in their world who may be struggling. We support the work they do and encourage you to explore their resources, designed to help you recognise the signs someone is struggling and start a genuine conversation. Visit ruok.org.au.
In collaboration with Minds Count Foundation and NSW Young Lawyers
If you or someone you know needs support, help is available.
The Solicitor Outreach Service (SOS) is an independent and confidential counselling service for NSW solicitors. Call 1800 592 296 to access this service.
If you're not a NSW solicitor and you need support, Lifeline provides all Australians access to 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention services. Call 13 11 14 to access this service.
For information about other nationally available mental health support services, click here.